All language subtitles for The Ark S01E08 - Every Single Person Matters (NetNaija.com)

Angus:
Previously on "The Ark"...

The U-238 and the Aliciaminium,

they'’re on another ship.

So that means whatever hit us
also hit Ark 3.

So they died from the breach.

- I need answers.
- Twelve of us were suited up

for a maintenance run
when the ship decompressed.

My husband.
Where is our daughter?

The day global
food rationing began,
she took a stray bullet.

Projectile weapons
have no place in space.

The hull on that
attacking ship said Ark 15?

That'’s who attacked us?

How did Ark 3 get so far
into space ahead of us?

We traveled faster
than light speed.

- Not possible.
- Evelyn Maddox figured it out.

The trillionaire who took
over Trust Industries?

I need to see
the Maddox retrofit.

[ beeping ]

It'’s Ark 3's self-destruct.
It wants an abort code.

We'’re looking through
Captain Bishop'’s files.

Lane: I have a code.
Are you ready?

12-22-06-06.

- It worked.
- Thank you, Mr. Trust.

Where the hell am I?

Garnet: Lane, where are you?
Report to the bridge.

I said, where the hell am I?

Mr. Trust,
I'’m Lieutenant Lane
and you'’re in Ark 1.

Mr. Trust, you have
to pressurize your suit.

- Your body isn'’t stable.
- I'’m not supposed to be here.

You just woke up from cryo.
Maybe you should sit
while I explain.

- Helena? What'’s going on?
- I was protecting you.

He might'’ve been here
to kill you.

No. I mean, I want
to know why exactly
we'’re on this damn ship.

[ theme music playing ]

[ panting ]

I know they say in the wake
of near death experiences

people do unexpected things.

I'’ve got say,
I didn'’t expect this.

This was blowing off steam,

but it didn'’t mean anything.

- It was just sex.
- Oh, yeah, just-- just sex.

- A one-time thing.
- Yeah, one time.

- I'’m serious.
- Oh, me, too.

Yeah, me too.
I mean, it'’s refreshing, really.

Just two people
on the same page.

It was fun though,
wasn'’t it?

Garnet on PA:
All bridge crew,
please report.

Have you seen Lane?
He still hasn'’t checked in

since he came through
with those codes.

Uh, no. No, no.

I thought he was here
with you.

He was until he wasn'’t.

They conducted final sweeps
of Ark 3. It was clear.

I haven'’t seen Lieutenant Lane
since we got back.

Been a bit busy
with the Maddox retrofit.

We'’ll just have to
get started without him.

You know, he'’s probably
sleeping off his heroics.

Narrowly escaping death,
it really does
drive a person into bed.

Alicia, pull up Ark 3'’s
video log footage.

Alicia: This video confirms
what we theorized.

Our ark and Ark 4 were hit
by the same substance.

- A corrosive chemical that--
- You mean the Aliciaminium.

We'’re not calling it that.

What we know now
that we didn'’t before

is that the chemical
came from a weapon
mounted on Ark 15.

What is Ark 15 doing out here?
They weren'’t supposed
to launch for years.

From what Kelly told us,
it sounds like

the program accelerated
as things got worse on Earth.

Zoom in on the ship.

More. Once more.

There. See what I see?

Yeah, looks like
this Maddox lady

had a bit of an ego trip
when she took over from Trust.

But why would one ark
attack the others?

Especially when there'’s
so few of us left.

I'’ll have a look
through Ark 3'’s archives,

see if there are
any answers in there.

And I'’ll get to work
attaching the Maddox retrofit
to our engines.

Good. Do it.

Felix, look for Lane.

It'’s not like him
to miss a meeting.

Alicia! You met Kelly?

- She'’s the Ark 3 survivor.
- We'’ve met.

Um, Garnet wants me to look
through Ark 3'’s archives.

Want to help?
She wants to see
if we can find a reason

why Ark 15 would'’ve been
attacking the other arks.

How do you know it was Ark 15?

Angus and I recovered
the footage.

- You did?
- Yeah, well,
really it was Alicia.

She built a program
on the fly to reconstruct
the timeline of events.

It was just a simple
computer code.

So you two really are
the resident geniuses.

We also built the detector
that found your ship

using the residue left behind
from the Ark 15 weapon.

So you found me.
You'’re the reason I was rescued.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Kind of.

Hey, maybe you can help us
figure out what happened.

- What do you mean?
- You know, go through
the archives with us.

You were on Earth
longer than we were.

Whatever you know about
what it was like

when Maddox took over
the Ark program
might give us clues

as to why your ship
was attacked.

I'’m sorry, I just-- I can't.

But you know more than anyone
else about what happened.

I'’m just not ready to dig
through those memories yet.

Anyway, I heard that there'’s
going to be a remembrance
before we depart Ark 3?

I kind of want to go,
but I don'’t want to go alone.

I'’ll go with you. Oh, yeah.

So will Alicia, right?

Um, I really should get to work
on the archives for Garnet.

It seemed important.

Okay. See you later then?

Yeah. See you later.

So let'’s make sure
that the lives

that were lost on Ark 3
are remembered

and that we honor them
by fulfilling our mission,

and by creating a world that
will flourish in their memory.

- I'’m really sorry.
- What do you have
to be sorry for?

About your friends.
It must be really hard
to leave it all behind.

Well, hopefully
there are better things ahead
than what we left behind.

I like that.
Better things ahead.

Mulcahy: Those born with
an exceptional drive
to make this universe...

Come on. Show me more
about how you grow the food.

Mulcahy: ...a better place
for the rest of us.

No sign of Lane.

Lieutenant Lane,
please check in with
council immediately.

Mulcahy: Friends whose
courageous spirits
led them all...

- Something'’s not right.
- ...on a journey of science.

Start a search party.

Would you stand still
for a minute?

I bet Evelyn did this.

Her way of finishing us off
after taking over my company.

Our company.
And I thought you were done
with conspiracy theories.

Don'’t you want to know
how we ended up here?

I want you to stop
walking in circles.

- You'’re making me dizzy.
- Walking is good
for the circulation.

We need to get our muscles
back up to speed.

- You should do the same.
- You'’re driving yourself crazy.

The last thing I remember,
we were working late at HQ.

And then we left together.

And then there'’s nothing.

You can take my company,
but you can'’t lock us out!

I own this building
and everything in it.

Yes, sweetheart.

They need me.

Humanity needs me.

Of course they do,
and one day they'’ll understand.

And one day
you'’ll understand this.

Just remember, I love you.

You did this.

I did what I had to.

Lane was last seen
on the bridge.

Do you think his disappearance
has something to do

with the code that he got
to stop the self-destruct?

- I mean, we don'’t know
where we got it from.
- Don'’t worry.

We will find him.
It'’s a spaceship.

There'’s only so many places
he could'’ve gone.

Okay, spread out.

Lane?

- Do you think he'’s hurt?
- At this point, I don'’t
know what to think.

He'’s not one to go off
the grid like this.

No, I mean, he'’s usually all up
in everyone'’s business about,

- well, everything.
- I'’ve got one more idea.

Alicia, please?

Could you help me look through
the communications logs?

Sure.
What are we looking for?

The record of Lane'’s
transmission to Ark 3.

What, you mean the call
he made with the code

that shut down
the self-destruct?

Our logs record
every communication

and where the call originated
within the ark.

So if we just narrow down
the time frame

and search the outgoing
communications, then...

Voilà! That'’s it.

- He made the call from--
- Sector OT?

That does not make sense.

Our sectors
are numbered as well.
Not just lettered.

Okay. So how does
Lane make a call

from a sector of the ship
that doesn'’t exist?

I'’m conducting this examination

to determine exact
cause of death for the record.

The body is that of
a 26-year-old man brought in

with severe internal bleeding.

[ flesh sizzling ]

Post-mortem exam displays
internal organ failure

consistent with blood loss
during surgery.

- Stitches did not take.
- [ beeping ]

Appears that inability
of significant wounds to clot

- resulted in heart failure.
- [ beeping intensifies ]

- [ flatlining ]
- [ Kabir shuddering ]

Angus: Dr. Kabir?

Dr. Kabir, you all right?

I'’m here for the body,
for the NOR.

That'’s the Natural
Organic Reduction system

we use to break down organic
material for our fertilizer.

Oh, no. I'’m-- oh, I'm sorry.

Oh, my-- I wanted to show you

how we make the fertilizer
for gardening.

I forgot that meant seeing--

He'’s your friend.
I'’m so sorry.

- It'’s okay, Angus.
- You can'’t take him.

I'’m in the middle
of my post-mortem exam.

Is that really necessary?

Does it matter
how it happened?

Of course it matters.

Every single person matters.

- Get out.
- But, doc--

Get out now.

[ Kabir sobbing ]

Don'’t you understand?
When you lost your job,
you lost your purpose,

- and I was losing you.
- So you kidnapped me.

You left your reputation,
our reputation, in shambles.

- People wanted us dead.
- That doesn'’t give you
the right to do this.

And on top of everything else,

you were messing around
with any woman with a pulse.

Oh, yeah, I knew.

And I was still willing
to fight for us.

This way,
you still get to Proxima B,

and you will still be
installed as their leader.

I am sorry about earlier.

I thought that you were
attacking my husband.

I'’m Helena Trust.
I'’m William's wife.

Lieutenant Spencer Lane.

You hear that?
You hit a lieutenant.

- I didn'’t recognize him.
He wasn'’t one of ours.
- One of yours?

We must be approaching
Proxima B shortly
since we were woken from cryo?

There was an accident.
We woke up early.

At our current pace,
we'’re still years away.

- Years?
- Maybe I could help.

If you bring us
up to the bridge--

It was made very clear to me

that it'’s my job
to protect you,

and that means
keeping your secret.

I mean, there are people
who want you dead.

People still care about that?
Here?

The atmospheric de-carbonization
initiative failed.

So I pivoted.
I built the damn ship.

I created an escape plan.
I saved the human race!

Would you be so kind
as to fetch our confidants
from the leadership team,

Captain Lester or Lieutenant
Commander Susan Ingram?

There'’s an ensign
who was supposed to be here
when we awake.

- Ensign Trent.
- Yes.

What is it?

I'’m so sorry,
but they'’re all dead.

All of the leadership team
died in the accident
that woke us up,

and Trent died
saving this ship.

The only person left alive
you can be sure
you can trust is me.

Feels like we'’ve been
doing circles in this
damn ship all day.

Last time I was down here
was when Trent
tried to run away.

Run where?
It'’s a spaceship.

Was he gonna jump out
an airlock or something?

Wait a minute.

We have been going in circles.

A bunch of overlapping
rectangles, actually.

Yes, but enclosing
what exactly?

What'’s in the middle?

I'’m really happy
you asked me to help.

I was hoping to get
a closer look at the retrofit.

It'’s kind of beautiful,
don'’t you think?

No, not really.

Did you know
that throughout history,
inventions for space travel

have influenced the course
of technological advances
on Earth?

Like, my glasses
are scratch-resistant

because of research done
by NASA in the 1980s.

They were trying to enhance
spacecraft water purification,
but how cool is that?

How does that have
anything to do with
what we'’re doing right now?

Oh, well,
I was reading the archives,

and amidst
the deterioration of Earth
there were glimmers of hope.

Maddox'’s research
into faster than light tech

led to unexpected advances
in other areas,

like disease control,
for example.

That'’s why I think
it'’s so beautiful,

'’cause it represents
so much more.

- What kind of disease control?
- Oh, I'’m not sure.

I'’ve only read
the first 5% of the files.

Angus was too busy to help me.

You know, hanging out with
his new best friend Kelly.

Have you ever not noticed
someone for awhile,

and then suddenly
you do notice them
as more than a friend,

but you realize
you might'’ve missed out

on not noticing them
sooner and--

Never mind. I'’m rambling.

Alicia,
there'’s a person for everyone.

And if you'’ve found yours,
make sure you hold on tight.

We don'’t always get
as much time as we'’d like.

We need your help.

Can you pull up
the ark blueprints?

We'’re trying to trace
Lane'’s call from Sector OT.

- There'’s no Sector OT.
- I know.

Yes. What'’s in the middle
of these corridors here?

Weird. Everything between those
corridors has redundant systems.

- What does it mean?
- Like it was copied
and pasted from over here.

What do you think
is actually there?

I don'’t know,
but we'’re going to find out.

Eva, come with us.

[ knocking ]

Oh, good.
I'’m glad you're here.

Uh, whoa.
Why are you taking
your robe off?

See this mole?
I want you to remove it.

My skin is perfect except
for this one damn mole.

Is this how you start
all your sessions?

- Talking about yourself?
- Oh, you'’re here for session?

Yeah, why else would I be here?

- The doctor is present.
- Never mind.
This was a bad idea.

You knocked on my door.

The floor is yours.

I think I killed that man
from the other ark.

- You think you did?
- Well, it'’s hard
to know for sure.

But, I mean,
my hands were shaking
during surgery and...

I'’ve been taking pills.
It became a bad habit.

I had a feeling.

I kind of know it
when I see it.

About ten years ago,
I got caught in a UV storm.

They put me on a cocktail
of medications.

Let'’s just say
I got a little too dependent.

What did you do?

Well, I was rich and famous.

I did what rich
and famous people do.

I went to the most exclusive
and most expensive
rehab center available to me.

I mean, that sounds lovely,
but seeing as we'’re in
the middle of space...

Welcome to the poshest
rehab center on Ark 1.

The first thing we do
when you check in
with our concierge

is to take away your pills.

Strickland locked up
the initial stash

when he realized
what I was doing,

but then we got more
from Ark 3.

Have you taken any?

No, but, I mean,
it'’s been damn tempting.

I'’m scared that
I can'’t do my job
without them.

Okay, here'’s what
we'’re going to do.

You'’re gonna give me the key.

From now on,
you'’re gonna go through me

to distribute your medication.

And in the meantime,
we'’re gonna talk. A lot.

Now, back to
the important question.

You'’ll remove the mole for me?

It'’s not a mole.
It'’s a freckle.

Wait, well,
what'’s the difference?

This is the dead end
Trent ran to.

I caught him
right around here.

Do you think
he knew something?

[ overlapping chatter ]

Strickland:
Move, move, move!

[ grunting ]

Where were you running to?
We'’re in space.

Interesting.

William:
So what am I supposed to do?

Just wait down here
indefinitely?

We'’ll come up with a plan
to integrate you into the ship.

We just need to be smart
about it.

And what do I do
in the meantime?
Twiddle my thumbs?

Well, you could tell me
more about this.

[ door opens ]

- Is it what I think it is?
- How is this here?

This was due to be
on the later ark

that we were scheduled
to depart on.

You really think
I didn'’t work out every
detail of this plan?

I knew how important
that library was to you.

And that is why I love you.

I know.

You piss me the hell off,
but I love you.

[ clears throat ]

Right.

This is a genetic library
of selected animalia from Earth,

the ones most likely
to be of benefit.

- What is this place?
- The only place we haven'’t
looked for Lane.

[ beeping ]

- [ beeping ]
- Let me try.

[ beeping ]

I'’ll have to
short-circuit the door.

And this,
this is my favorite.

The butterfly.

The butterfly? Why?

After the honeybees went
extinct, the butterflies
continued to pollinate.

They'’re the only reason
the crops lasted on Earth
as long as they did.

Yeah, but why
bring them to space?

We need tools to create
a functioning ecosystem.

Welcome to the toolbox.

None of this
was covered in our briefings
during orientation.

No, it wouldn'’t have been.

Only high-level crew
were read in on this.

Humans tend to get
a little touchy on
the subject of genetics.

- [ door opening ]
- Did you hear that?

Hello, Felix.
It'’s wonderful to see you again.

Mrs. Trust?

You gonna tell me
how you'’re lucky enough

to be on a first-name basis
with Helena Trust?

Not right now, I'’m not.

- He'’s really here.
- Can you believe it?

The William Trust
is on our ark.

[ spits ]

My brother'’s dead
because of you.

You should'’ve stayed
on Earth to pay for what

your stupid experiments did
to all those people.

You'’d be dead, too,
if it wasn'’t for my husband's
stupid experiments.

What do you think this ship is?

Okay, let'’s go.

- Mr. and Mrs. Trust, I'’m--
- [ grunts ]

- Garnet: Brice! Stand down.
- Are you all right, sir?

- What the hell
are you thinking?
- You.

I--

I knew someone
who had Klampkins.

You gave them a death sentence.
It'’s your fault.

Griff, please escort
Brice off the bridge.

There'’s no need.
I'’m out of here.

I apologize for his behavior.
I'’m Lieutenant Sharon Garnet.

- Acting Captain.
- Pleasure to meet you.

For your protection,
we'’d like you to remain
here with security

while we determine
the best way to
acclimate you on board.

We'’ll have food brought to you,
as well as our doctor

check on your post-cryo vitals.

As long as Felix is our guard,
that should be just fine.

So that'’s how
you got the codes?

How long have you known?

Since Trent died.
I can explain.

Later.

Right now I'’m busy
trying to run this ship

without being blindsided
at every turn.

It'’s your fault
I'’m here, isn't it?

You gave the order
to have me assigned
on this ark.

Join the club.

- Shouldn'’t you
be thanking me?
- Thanking you?

Sure, thank you for
taking me from my family.

Thank you for separating me

from a now dead husband
and daughter.

I'’m sorry about your family.

But I can'’t apologize
for giving you a spot

on the most sought after
trip of all time.

I wasn'’t there
to protect them,
and that'’s on you.

Did you ever consider
that you might be dead, too,
if you'’d stayed behind?

You saved our lives,
so I saved yours.

[ crowd chanting ]

You can'’t trust Trust!
You can'’t trust Trust!

- You can'’t trust Trust!
- Get down!

- [ screaming ]
- [ gasps ]

- Helena: Felix.
- [ groans ]

I almost wish
I hadn'’t saved your lives.

Griff, take over.

Mr. Trust,
I'’m so honored to meet you.

And I, you, my dear.

Don'’t even think about it.

Hey, you would not believe
the day I'’ve had.

Searching for Lieutenant Lane,
working on the Maddox retrofit,

reading through the archives.

I'’ve never been so busy
in my entire life.

- We were experimenting
with Angus'’ crops.
- Potato leek soup.

Grilled veggies.
The possibilities are endless.

Better than anything
I'’ve had in years.

- You look different.
- You noticed.

- I changed his hair.
- Do you like it?

- I liked it before.
- [ beeping ]

Eva: I need you back
in engineering.

- Now? I barely got to eat.
- Bring your food.

Um, I have to go.

[ whispering, laughing ]

Lane.

You wanted to explain?

Trent sacrificed himself
to ensure the Trusts'’ survival,

and he told me because
he knew I'’d understand
the gravity of the situation.

So all this time
you'’ve been lying to me?

- Well, I didn'’t lie.
- You lied by omission.

You earned my trust,
my friendship even,

- just so you could
keep this secret?
- Well, that'’s not true.

- Our friendship was--
well, it is real.
- Why should I believe you?

For all I know, everything
you'’ve ever done and said
over the past few weeks

has been in service
of the Trusts and not
as my number two.

I couldn'’t risk their existence
leaking to the entire crew.

I'’m not saying you had
to tell the whole damn crew,

- but you should'’ve told me.
- Or me.

- We'’re supposed to be pals.
- If you can'’t trust Brice
and me with something

- as critical as this,
then we can'’t trust you.
- Sharon.

Effective immediately,
I am relieving you
of your duties

and stripping you
of your rank of lieutenant.

You'’re not serious.

You can'’t do this.

She can, and she should.

As of this moment,
you are no longer
an officer on this ship.

Did you connect
the negative mass generator?

Yep, and the negative energy
density meter is hooked up

to the ship'’s forward
propulsion system.

I know everything
about this ship.

I don'’t have a damn clue
what just said.

It'’s basic theoretical physics.

Although I guess it'’s not
that theoretical anymore.

You guess?

So we'’re sending our ship
hurtling into the unknown
on a guess?

Technically our ship
won'’t be hurtling.
It won'’t move at all.

Space will warp around us.

Ark 3 was using the tech
and it worked just fine.

Computer: Maddox retrofit
successfully interfaced

with Nuclear Electronic
Propulsion System.

Ready to initiate
faster than light.

Um, what are
our chances of dying

if we turn this thing on?

Guess we'’re gonna find out.

We should'’ve been honored
upon our arrival.
Not in need of security.

Humans beings are many things,

including unforgiving
and spiteful beasts.

I thought things
would be different here.

I thought we could start over.
I did this for us.

Because I wanted
my husband back.

- To be us again.
- This crew have been working
together to stay alive

since they were
abruptly woken up.

We are interlopers
in their journey.

So show them your value.

William:
Well, who are they?

Chief Engineer
and Chief of Life Support.

The one in the glasses
is our resident genius.

We'’ve successfully installed
the Maddox retrofit.

The start-up sequence
is up and running.

All we have to do
is initiate FTL

and then we'’ll be on our way.

We'’ll get to Prox B in no time.

Are you saying
that slimy serpent Maddox
actually did it?

She resolved the negative
energy problem?

Yes. She built on
the foundational principles

that you laid out in
all your research, Mr. Trust,

using the NEPS
to create negative energy.

That'’s a simple solution.

It'’s too simple,
and it'’s too risky.

Says the man who sprayed
a dangerous chemical

over a whole continent.

It would be a shame to die
by flipping one faulty switch

after working so hard
to stay alive.

- There'’s no faulty switch.
- And how long have
you been an expert

in faster than light retrofits?

Every minute we go sub-light

the more U-238 we burn through

and the less likely
we'’ll have enough

to fuel the negative energy
to jump to FTL.

- Is that true?
- Yes.

But it regenerates fuel at FTL.

Look, Evelyn liked
to take shortcuts.

We just need to make sure
that she didn'’t take any

with something
as important as this.

You can'’t tell us
not to use the tech

just '’cause you don't like
the lady who invented it.

- Eva?
- It worked fine on Ark 3.

Um, based on the video,
it worked on Ark 15, too.

- Brice, opinion?
- I trust Eva and Alicia.

So if we don'’t do this now,
there'’s a chance we might not

have enough fuel
to do it at all?

Every minute we wait
lessens the chances.

Sounds like
we don'’t have a choice.

Initiate
faster than light travel.

Computer:
Initiating faster than light...

- Please work, please work.
- in three...

- Proxima B, here we come.
- two...

one.

FTL is stable.

What'’s happening to us?

What'’s happening to us?

I warned you.

A simple solution.

Too simple.

And too risky.

You should'’ve trusted me.

Can we drop out
of FTL from here?

I can'’t.

We have to get
to the engine room.

How?

We follow our future selves.

Follow me.
Just focus on the destination.

- How?
- Time will catch up to our goal

if you just keep in your head
where you need to go.

Follow me.
Focus on the destination.

Not as easy as it sounds.

- How did we get here?
- How long have we been here?

Irrelevant. Remember...

Remember what?

You were telling us
to remember to do something.

Was I?

It'’s getting worse,
isn'’t it?

- My head hurts.
- Ready to launch EMP.

How did you beat me here?
I thought I got here first.

- How long have we been here?
- Did you say launch EMP?

Exactly. She is ahead of us.
Or she was momentarily.

But we don'’t have an EMP,
and even if we did,
that could destroy the ship.

Remember, I built this ship.
The EMP is a fail-safe.

It'’s a minuscule pulse
designed to target
the engines specifically.

It shouldn'’t affect life support
or other systems on the ship.

I wasn'’t told about
any fail-safe.

You weren'’t supposed
to be in charge.

- This is the only way.
- How do you know?

Because I'’ve been
working to develop this
for a long time.

First we have to prep
to disconnect the retrofit.

But do not remove it
from the circuit board
until I tell you to.

- My head hurts.
- Focus.

- Ready to launch EMP.
- Almost there.

- My head hurts.
- It'’s getting worse, isn't it?

- How long have we been here?
- Did you say launch EMP?

Focus. Almost there.

Now.

[ grunting, gasping ]

- It worked!
- Thank you.

You'’re welcome.

They did it.

I'’ve got to be honest.

I really thought traveling
faster than the speed of light

was gonna be a little more fun.

Lieutenant Garnet,
we weren'’t expecting you.

Our cryo pods weren'’t that nice.

I looked for you in med bay.

They told me I'’d find you here.

I wasn'’t quite
ready to be amongst
the general populace yet.

I came here to apologize.

It'’s taken us a long time
to figure out how
to run this ship.

I didn'’t know where
your allegiances were.

Being leader is like
waking up to your house
on fire every day.

You have to trust your gut.

And if you choose wrong,
it'’s up to you to own it.

I hope after our rough start

you'’ll still agree to help us

get the Maddox retrofit
up and running.

I think you still don'’t see
the big picture, Lieutenant.

- And what'’s that?
- That we all want
the same thing.

To survive.

You were amazing today.

I mean in
the engine room earlier.

But, well, that as well.

This was the last time
we do this.

No more slip-ups.

So, um, is that all
I am to you then, is it?

Just a-- a slip-up?

What?

The archives from Ark 3

might have the cure
for Klampkins.

You know, it'’s starting
to sound a little bit
like you care about me.

I just-- I don'’t believe
you want to die.

I don'’t want to die,
but I'’m going to.

If there'’s a cure,
don'’t you want to know?

- There isn'’t.
- How do you know?

Eva, do you know
how many times I'’ve been told
they'’re gonna find a cure?

No.

Yeah, well, neither do I.

Because I'’ve lost count.
That'’s how many.

I did every clinical trial
back on Earth. Everything.

Trying not to die
because my obsession,

and I won'’t let it
become yours as well.

Look.

Eva, I don'’t want you
to fall in love with another man

just in time to watch him die.

I loved Harris. I still do.

And I'’m not going
to fall in love with you.

I'’m gonna hold you to that.

But that doesn'’t mean
you should stop trying.

Just stop.

Look, I came
to terms with my death
a long time ago, right?

So neither of us
need to pretend that this
is gonna end any other way.

Let'’s just leave it. Yeah?

I'’ve been waiting
for you to come see me.

We'’re overdue a session
since you woke up.

That'’s what we're
calling it now, is it?

A session?

I thought
I'’d never see you again.

I guess fate had other plans.

By fate, you mean Helena.

Good job
she didn'’t know about us,

otherwise she'’d never
put me on this ark with you.

So we won'’t let her find out.

How'’s the Juno Project going?

Can we forget about work?
Just for a little while.

Look, I don'’t know
what'’s going to happen next,

but can I count on you
to stand by my side?

- No matter what happens?
- Of course you can.

There'’s no place
I'’d rather be.

Mr. Trust,
I'’ve been looking for you.

Lieutenant Lane,
good to see you.

"Lieutenant."

Look, for what it'’s worth,

I don'’t agree with the decision
regarding your title.

Well, from you, sir,
that'’s worth a lot.

You have courage and grit,

the stuff that
real leaders are made of.

- Unapologetic in the wake
of your decisions.
- Yeah.

I want you to know,
whatever you need,
I'’m your man.

After what they did to me,
let'’s just say

that now my only remaining
loyalty lies with you.